Smile
by BAMartin

Comment:
What a smile!

Old Dodge
by jrtodd

Comment:
I like the picture, and I'm sort of split on whether the editing is too much or not. The editing stands out, and, usually, when I notice the editing before the picture, it bothers me. I'm not sure with this one. It works wonders with the truck. Got to think about it ...

Family Lookout
by Cboydrun

Comment:
Very beautiful! Yeah for long lenses!!!

Home
by jsavinen

Comment:
It sure gives a sense of scale! The mountainside looks enormous and the home so tiny. Beautifully seen.

Gentle Soul
by Jutilda

Comment:
Hey! I know this one!!! Judi, hello, your dog picture looks as good now as it did when I first saw it. I like the look of satisfaction on his? her? face. And the colours are great, really beautiful.

Don't Rush
by Rompy

Comment:
I like your point of view. The selective colouring works in this case. Added to favourites. ~10

viewing the sunrise at Death Valley
by bobcc

Comment:
Very different. It bothers me a bit that the image looks tilted to the left, and I'm wondering if it is intentional. If so, to my eyes it is not working, not so much because of the people tilting, but because of the backdrop, the pinkish hills behind the people. It is interesting to look at though. Added to favourites. ~9

Backyard diva
by johst582

Comment:
I don't usually care much for pet portraits, but this one's the best pet candid I've seen in quite a while! I like it.

Kindred Spirits
by loseme

Comment:
For some reason I really like this one. I think it must be the warm light. It's an unconventional butterfly photo, at least compared to the usual more document like butterfly pictures, yet this one works beautifully. I can imagine myself walking by a wall, or a window, and seeing something like this, and thoroughly enjoying it. ~10 Added to favourites.

Unsung Heros
by amathiasphoto

Comment:
Wow, excellent portrait! That face is processed just right, as is his expression. Beautiful. Added to favourites. ~10